دکال dukāl A (from दुर् Bad, and काल Season) s. m. (dakh.) Famine: see قحط ḳaḥt̤.

دغا dag̠ẖā P s. f. Deceit, imposture, treachery, cheat, fraud. دغا باز dag̠ẖā-bāz, Deceitful, fraudulent, treacherous; cheat, knave, impostor, betrayer, traitor. دغا بازي dag̠ẖā-bāz-ī, s. f. Cheating, treachery, imposture, deceitfulness, knavery, foul play. دغا خوري dag̠ẖā-ḵẖor-ī, s. f. Treachery, deceit. دغا ديني dag̠ẖā denī, To deceive, cheat, or impose on. دغا کرني dag̠ẖā

ديودارو देवदारु dewdārū S s. m. The name of a medicinal tree. (Uvaria longifolia).

دوبر dobar S̱. (from द्वौ) adj. Double.

دسي dasī दशा S̱. s. f. 1. Thread. 2. The un- wove threads at the end of a piece of cloth.

دسوکها dasokhā H s. m. Moulting (of birds). دسوکهاجهاڙنا dasokhā jhāṛnā, To moult.

دوهتري दौहित्री dauhitrī S s. f. Daughterʼs daughter.

دند dand P 1. s. A rib, a toothed instrument used by weavers, a tooth, any astringent that contracts the mouth, name of a very purgative grain or seed, a sort of beggars that wound themselves if something be not soon given them, a sort of herb or grass. 2. adj. Poor, needy, foolish, ignorant, fearless, self-willed, thief, ir- religious.

دهجير dhajīr S̱. s. f. See دهجي dhajjī.

دلـﮩ‍ا dulhā H s. m. A bridegroom.